Mohawk Games, the developers of Old World, have released the latest update for their game! This update includes a new national ambition system, changes to launch offensives, it makes continents the default map script, AI and performance improvements, and a long list of bug fixes and minor changes.
Discuss this update with us here (and read the full list of changes too).
Old World is currently available in the Epic Store, on GOG, Steam, and on Stove.
Firaxis has released a small patch for the last patch. It includes the following changes:
If you want to discuss this patch, then join us here.
The guys over at Apolyton are also hardcore civ fans, and some have kept on working at their community mod for Call To Power 2. This is the first release for quite some time, and they added quite some bug fixes and other small changes to the game. If you’re playing CtP2, then definitely have a look at it! You can find the info about the mod over at Apolyton here, or you can also discuss it here at CFC.
The patch notes for 1.1.1 are out now and you can find them here or in the forum here. This patch comes with many requested features, such as quick moving, renaming cities and leaders, different options for map generation, better tool tips, UI improvements, a restart button and more, definitely check out the thread!
We also got the next part of the Crossroads DLC, you can now play as Bolivar, Nepal or Bulgaria.
Today we had the developer update live stream, and it gave us some interesting news. Long awaited options like regenerating the start, renaming your cities or directly quitting to desktop will be added, among gameplay improvements such as quick move, more UI improvements and balancing and pacing changes. Other points not directly mentioend are that The “Right to Rule” DLC is delayed until summer, and apparently all forum members love the Bulgarian soundtrack. If you want to join the discussion of the live stream, then please check this thread.
Civ has a long tradition of mods, and Civ7 is no different. We already got a range of smaller mods, which do some excellent work in improving Civ7. But installing them and keeping them up-to-date can be complicated.
Now no more! Our user leonardify took on the challenge to create a mod manager for Civ7, and it seems to be working nicely. With it you can manage all the mods here from CivFanatics, without worrying too much about the technicalities. You can check out his website here, and you can discuss the mod manager also in the Civ7 modding forum here. Give it a try!
Our user MangoCheeseCakey has in the last 1.5 years worked on getting all the 53 Civ6 wonders made in virtual LEGO! He has now finished, and you can have a look at all the wonders in their LEGO glory in this gallery here. If you’d like to comment, then please do it in this thread.
80lv, a company which specializes in digital art, has taken a closer look at the work of Clark Coots, one of the artists for Civ7. They show some of the textures in assets a bit more in detail. If you are curious, you can have a look at the article here, or discuss it with us here.